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With monsoon rains unleashing floods and landslides in Bangladesh, Rohingya refugees are urgently working to secure their shelter in Cox's Bazar District.

09th Jul 2020

Why the coronavirus is not the only pandemic the world could be...

For many, hope is on the horizon as life in Europe tentatively begins to return to some normality. Yet, the World Health Organiz

byAlexander Matheou

A view inside the Zaatari camp, northern Jordan.

06th Jul 2020

Racism in humanitarian action: a call to action

byStuart Katwikirize

Health care workers sensitising the community on Covid-19.

02nd Jul 2020

Covid-19 and localisation: an opportunity for equitable risk-sharing

byLéa Moutard

Nine-year-old Ali, a Syrian refugee with a disability

29th Jun 2020

Inclusion of persons with disabilities in Covid-19 response and recovery: seven steps...

byTom Palmer

Foni Joyce

20th Jun 2020

#Humanitarian4Her: World Refugee Day

byFoni Joyce

Sara (voliunteer from La Plateforme Citoyenne de Soutien aux Réfugiés) in the washing and disinfecting area for protective equipment used in the patients area.

11th Jun 2020

International aid in the Covid era: the need for transparency

byDuncan McLean and Fran�…

09th Jun 2020

Responding to COVID-19 in north-east Syria: why the UN Security Council must...

byRebecca Barber

A Uganda Red Cross volunteer.

05th Jun 2020

Is racism part of our reluctance to localise humanitarian action?

byHugo Slim

Bangalore during the curfew for Coronavirus.

30th Mar 2020

Understanding the Covid-19 crisis: insights from risk management on choices, preferences and...

byEmily Wilkinson, Katie …

Bangalore during the curfew for Coronavirus.

30th Mar 2020

Understanding the Covid-19 crisis: insights from risk management on choices, preferences and...

byEmily Wilkinson, Katie …

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